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(→Abilities: - Dyntos is definitely omnipotent and omniscient and I'd argue Palutena has some omniscience as the example shows.) |
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Despite her playful personality, Palutena proves to be a powerful goddess. As the goddess of light, she has great power over the element, and is capable of performing potent magical abilities utilizing light, such as energy blasts, columns of light, and a bright flash of light used by her Mirror Shield. One of her most powerful attacks is called the “Glam Blaster” / ”Sacred Goddess Clobberlaser”, which involves a giant beam of vaporizing light that can disintegrate enemies. She is also the one who supplies Pit his [[Power of Flight]] and all his other [[Powers|powers]]. In ''Smash 4'', Palutena is capable of using these powers in combat herself. Palutena is also capable of levitation. | Despite her playful personality, Palutena proves to be a powerful goddess. As the goddess of light, she has great power over the element, and is capable of performing potent magical abilities utilizing light, such as energy blasts, columns of light, and a bright flash of light used by her Mirror Shield to blind opponents. One of her most powerful attacks is called the “Glam Blaster” / ”Sacred Goddess Clobberlaser”, which involves a giant beam of vaporizing light that can disintegrate enemies. She is also the one who supplies Pit his [[Power of Flight]] and all his other [[Powers|powers]]. In ''Smash 4'', Palutena is capable of using these powers in combat herself. Palutena is also capable of levitation. | ||
Like most deities, she possesses some degree of omniscience (even claiming to have an all-seeing “Eye of Palutena”). For example, in [[Chapter 2]], she demonstrates her godly insight regarding [[Magnus]]'s past that he lost a child in the war and was close friends with [[Gaol]] despite him never mentioning this at any point. Palutena's vast knowledge allows her to know names and weaknesses of almost every enemy in the series. | Like most deities, she possesses some degree of omniscience (even claiming to have an all-seeing “Eye of Palutena”). For example, in [[Chapter 2]], she demonstrates her godly insight regarding [[Magnus]]'s past that he lost a child in the war and was close friends with [[Gaol]] despite him never mentioning this at any point. Palutena's vast knowledge allows her to know names and weaknesses of almost every enemy in the series. | ||